Tsukuba City / Boston / Bangalore / New York / Tokyo / London / /
Company
IBM / General Electric / Cambridge University Press / North American Free Trade Agreement / Learning Partnership / Ispat Steel / Volkswagen / Enron / Cisco / Fresenius / Oxford University Press / Exxon / John Dunning's Multinational Enterprises / Guilford Press / Lufthansa / the Star / Petrobras / Harvard University Press / Philips / East India Company / VIP / United Airlines / Shell / Microsoft / Citgo / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Taiwan / Germany / Venezuela / Haiti / Mexico / Thailand / Malaysia / Japan / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / United Kingdom / China / India / Denmark / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Resende plant / /
IndustryTerm
consumer electronics / steel makers / even simple services / niche products / management communications / fresh-food retailing / airline industry / dense network / energy / real estate / oil and gas industry / oil field / information technology / electronics / historical cost-accounting basis / software industry / gas stations / steel plants / /
Organization
U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Bangkok / Cambridge University / Harvard University / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace / World Trade Organization / Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development / United Nations / Star Alliance / London Business School / Oxford University / /
Person
John Full / Gary Hamel / Martha Prevezer / Jean Jacques / Hamish Hamilton / David Stout / Ted Moran / Susan Strange / Ronald Mueller / Yves Doz / Raymond Vernon / Karl Marx / Richard Barnet / John Stopford / Ross Perot / Peter Dicken / /
Position
presidential candidate / chairman / professor of international business / /
Product
Resende / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / California / /
Region
East India / Latin America / Eastern Europe / former Soviet Union / /
Technology
information technology / key bargaining chip / dialysis / /
Multinational corporations. Foreign Policy, Winter 1998 i113 p12(1) By Stopford, John Full Text Recent advances in information technology, coupled with deregulation and market liberalization